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Applied Acoustics Systems Ultra Analog VA-1 Virtual Analog Synthesizer Software Demo DownloadDemo LimitationsSave functions have been disabled. Import/Export functions have been disabled. Audio recorder has been disabled. Sound is interrupted every few seconds. Ultra Analog quits after 20 minutes. Quick Start Guide Using Ultra Analog in standalone mode Windows: Double-click on the 'AAS Ultra Analog Demo' icon located on your desktop. Or, select 'AAS Ultra Analog' from 'Start > All Programs > AAS Ultra Analog Demo'. Mac OS: Double-click on the 'Tassman 4 Demo' icon located in the Applications folder. Before you start exploring the included factory presets, take a moment to setup your audio and MIDI configuration as explained below. Audio configuration Windows: Select your soundcard port from the list in the 'Audio Configuration' dialog from the 'Edit > Preferences > Audio Settings...' menu. Mac OS: Select your audio device from the list in the 'Audio Settings' dialog from the 'Ultra Analog VA-1 Demo > Preferences > Audio Settings...' menu. MIDI configuration Windows: Select your MIDI port from the list in the 'MIDI Configuration' dialog from the 'Edit > Preferences > MIDI Settings...' menu. Mac OS: Select your MIDI port from the list in the 'MIDI Settings' dialog from the 'Ltra Analog VA-1 Demo > Preferences > MIDI Settings...' menu. Using Ultra Analog as an instrument or effect plugin The Ultra Analog integrates seamlessly into the industry most popular multi-track recording and sequencing environments both as a virtual instrument plug-in. The Ultra Analog works as any other plugin in these environments so we recommand that you refer to your sequencer documentation in case you have problem to run the Ultra Analog as a plug-in. Using MIDI Links Every parameter on the interface of Ultra Analog can be linked to an external MIDI controller. To assign a MIDI Link, right-click (control-click on Mac) on a control (knob, button or slider) and a contextual menu will appear. Select Learn MIDI Link. Move a knob or slider on your MIDI controller. This will link the control of the Ultra Analog to the MIDI controller you just moved. Using MIDI program changes MIDI program changes have been assigned to the Guided Tour presets. You can therefore use program changes to explore the Ultra Analog library. Manual The Ultra Analog manual is included and is accessible from the Help menu. System Requirements Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP - Pentium III 800MHz - 128MB RAM - ASIO, MME - VST, DXi Mac OS 10.2 and higher - G4 733MHz - 256MB RAM - CoreAudio - VST, AU, RTAS Download Ultra Analog Software Demo Mac or PC + Post comment/question/reply
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